Pope Leo XIV rejected the idea that he or the church is in favor of open borders, saying countries have the right to "determine who and how and when people enter."

According to the Vatican Press Office, at the conclusion of the meeting with the bishops of the CEI, Pope Leo XIV traveled to the city of Montefalco, where he celebrated Mass in the monastery of the Augustinian nuns, which was erected in the 13th century.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix helped produce a video for the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network that addressed suicide prevention.

"As a kid, I didn't really understand it [religion], but having Pope Leo now, and the fact that he's reaching out to the youth, it makes it more exciting for me to be able to understand what's going on now and feel included.

Pope Leo XIV responds to U.S. Catholic bishops' immigration message, supporting both national border control rights and dignified treatment of immigrants.

Twin sisters from Chicago are helping shape a national conversation between Pope Leo XIV and young Americans. For the first time ever, Pope Leo XIV will speak virtually to about 15,000 teens during the National Catholic Youth Conference,

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and his wife, MK, meet the Chicago-born pope in the Vatican and arrive bearing gifts, including a Chicago brewery's mild ale dubbed "Da Pope." The pontiff gladly accepted the sudsy offering,

Ishbia said the pontiff was receptive to his invitation. But Opening Day with Pope Leo on the mound? You'd better get in line now.

Twin teens from Chicago are lending a hand in shaping a global conversation between Pope Leo XIV and teens worldwide. WGN's Jewell Hillery reports.

The pope is urging countries at United Nations climate talks to take “concrete actions” to stop climate change that is threatening vulnerable people across the planet.

Ezequiel Ponce, 17, a senior at Downey High School, is one of a select few teens who earned the opportunity to ask questions to Pope Leo XIV during a historic digital Q&A on Friday, Nov. 21.